Systems and methods for monitoring and controlled capture of air samples for analysis
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[0020]The term “event” as used herein when describing electronically sensing air refers to a result obtained when a change in the chemical composition of the air is detected or when a predetermined electronic sensory response or a predetermined electronic dimensional array signature (EDAS) is detected or not. For example, the change in the chemical composition of the air can be a change of the concentration of at least one compound. For example, the change in the chemical composition of the air can be a change in the proportion that at least two compounds have with respect to one another in the air. For example, such a change can be a detected change representing a value that is greater than a predetermined threshold value for a given compound. For example, such a change can be a change in the pattern of the data received when electronically sensing the air. For example, such a change can be a result obtained when a...
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